Grammar Practice

By Anonymous -
How many times have you been frustrated with your students not using "there", "their", and "they're" correctly?  Do your students have difficulty with subject/verb agreement?  Perhaps Road to Grammar Jr can help.



Road to Grammar Jr is a site that has grammar quizzes, practice and games.  

 Subject/Verb Agreement



 Their, there, and they're


Students can choose from over 300 grammar quizzes. This site is appropriate for all learners, but is geared towards grades 3rd - 8th.  It is also appropriate for ELL/ESL learners. The quizzes provide instant feedback.  If your answer is correct, there is a check mark, and if your answer is incorrect, there is an X.   I did not see a way to print the quizzes when you are finished, but students could make a screen capture of the page or raise their hand for a teacher to check their score.


I would use the quizzes on this site for individual practice or as a way to introduce or review a grammar skill before or after a lesson.  I like that the quizzes are short with only 10 questions.



Can I add that the quizzes called Spot the Mistakes are not easy!  I found them very challenging!



In case you are wondering, there is a Road to Grammar for older students and adults.  It can be found here.  This site has more adult content and is not for young learners.  I did find it to be engaging.

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